10 Web-Based AI Tarot Sites to Explore in 2025

1. HallOfTarot.com 

A polished “classic-tarot” portal: you shuffle, cut, and choose spreads from one card to Celtic Cross while the AI delivers multi-paragraph insights and actionable bullet points.

Pros

• Broad spread library in 12 languages
• Optional account saves draw history and notes
• Minimal ads, no sign-up for basics

Cons

• Free tier limits export options
• There are annoying pop-up ads throughout the process

Card art locked to the Rider–Waite clone—no alternative decks

2. Tarotica Web — start.tarotica.ai 

Our featured choice. Its symbolic-network model plus live user feedback produces uncannily specific readings. The Today’s Fortune single-card pull is free forever and unlimited, great for building a daily ritual. Each result bundles keywords, situational examples, and a step-by-step action list; deeper spreads (Past-Present-Future, Relationship Cross) sit one click away.

Pros

• Permanent free daily draws
• High accuracy and practical guidance
• You can share the dialog box with your friends with one click

Cons

Only one visual deck style (modern minimal)

3. Tarotap.com 

Lets you switch among AI “reader personalities” (Serious Sage, Gentle Healer, Blunt Friend, etc.). Unlimited three-card pulls are free; a modest one-off fee unlocks eight-card layouts and Oracle expansions.

Pros

• Fresh feel via reader-personality toggle
• No account needed for core use
• Built-in blog teaches spreads and card lore

Cons

• Annoying ads keep appearing
• I can only draw one card

4. Tarotoo.com 

Known for subtle animated cards and gentle sound effects that replicate a tabletop vibe. Free One-Card Insight and Past-Present-Future; premium adds larger spreads and an AI chat panel.

Pros

• Gorgeous, low-lag animations
• Dark mode for night sessions
• Journaling pane auto-saves screenshots + notes

Cons

• Heavy graphics on very old phones
• The extensive use of animations may be causing laggy interactions on the page.

5. TarotCards.io 

A gamified hub: daily streaks, shareable screenshots, and “crystal points” that unlock new deck skins. Includes an ultra-fast Yes/No button for snap decisions.

Pros

• Quick Yes/No and themed mini quizzes
• Social feed for community feedback (opt-in)
• Works smoothly on slow mobile data

Cons

• Gamification may feel gimmicky to serious students
• Ads appear in the community feed
  

6. Tarotic.io 

Focuses on tactile realism: drag-to-shuffle WebGL deck and true manual card selection. Supports 20+ languages and a donation-based ad-free mode.

Pros

• “Physical” shuffle mirrors real-life ritual
• Localized card titles and meanings
• Transparent privacy policy, on-device shuffle logic

Cons

• The registration process isn’t user-friendly due to excessive information requirements.
• No built-in journaling/export tools
  

7. AiTarot.net 

Prompts you to pick cards yourself, then supplies a long-form reading with classical meaning, context link, and an affirmation line. Markdown export included.

Pros

• True choose-your-own-card flow
• Rider–Waite and pastel deck toggle
• Clean Markdown/plain-text export

Cons

• Interface dated compared with newer rivals
• Affirmations sometimes generic
  
  

8. AitaTarot.io 

Arranged like a chat thread: ask, receive card bullets, ask follow-ups. Warm tone and optional birth-chart overlay for blended astrology.

Pros

• Conversation-style follow-ups
• Card numbers displayed for easy reference
• Friendly, therapeutic language

Cons

• Bullet layout can scatter if you ask complex questions
• Free tier throttles to three follow-ups per session
  
  

9.  Astrology.com — Daily Tarot 

One-card daily draw integrated with the site’s horoscope engine, so card advice references the day’s planetary alignments.

Pros

• Seamless for existing horoscope readers
• Upright vs. reversed art at a glance
• Accessibility mode enlarges art/text

Cons

• Only single-card draws (larger spreads redirect to paid partner)
• Requires account to store yesterday’s pull
  
  

10. DeepAI — AI Fortune Teller 

Not a full deck but a rapid Major-Arcana oracle: type a question, get a one-sentence omen plus a mantra—loads in under a second.

Pros

• Virtually instant answers on any connection
• Public API for developers
• Zero sign-up friction
  

Cons

• No real card art or spread choice
• Ads everywhere on the page
  

How to Build Your Own Routine

Start your day with Tarotica Web. Unlimited free daily draws mean you can form a habit without budgeting for it.

Archive your insights. Nearly every site above offers export or copy functions; paste results into the same journal so you can track patterns over time.

Whichever mix you choose, approach the cards with a clear question, reflect on the AI’s advice, and—most importantly—translate that guidance into real-world action. Happy drawing!